I was born and brought up in Shanghai. The first time I stepped out of mainland China was my being freshman and went to Hongkong. I spent one year studying in Spain, as I was participating in a student exchange programme, and got my master's degree in the UK. I worked as part-time guide during the University period and worked one year in a private trading company. From 2008, I started my current job as a Spanish teacher in the university. I really enjoy it. Although it was very late for me to have the opportunity to see the whole world in person, weirdly I think I am not a very traditionally Chinese. But not totally western neither. I am in the middle and I think it's an ideal lifestyle.

I've been teaching Spanish for 5 years in the university. I love to deal with the students, although sometimes it's hard to understand their minds, but as long as you are true to them, they'll treat you the same way. They are simple and always happy. I love simple life. 

I think I'm good at listening to others rather than speak out. It doesn't mean that I don't talk. Being a teacher, I feel like I'm talking every minute. I enjoy listening, through which I learn things, things that interest me.

you are western-ish Chinese or Chinese-ish western.